Inventory Management of Remanufacturable Products

By L. Beril Toktay, L. Wein, Stefanos A. Zenios. 2000

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Subfields: Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Management Information Systems

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Quantitative models for reverse logistics (2001, unknown): “We recall the cases of single–use cameras (Toktay et al., 1999) and beverage containers (Elmendorp, 1997) as examples.”
Reverse Logistics: A Review of Case Studies (2004, background): “Other authors have investigated the impact of data on the movement of return and quantity influence inventory management performance, including (Kelle and Silver, 1989; Toktay et al., 2000; De Brito and Van der Laan, 2003).”
Building contingency planning for closed-loop supply chains with product recovery (2003, methodology): “Reassembled engines must pass stringent testing and quality control standards prior to being released into service.”
Value of Information in Closed Loop Supply Chains (2006, background): “For instance, in the remanufacturing of reusable cameras (Toktay et al. 2000) and the remanufacturing of service parts in the automobile industry (Van der Laan 1997; Driesch et al. 2005), return rates are typically high and vary over time.”
The Economics of Remanufacturing Under Limited Component Durability and Finite Product Life Cycles (2007, background): “This paper was with the authors 1 year and 6 months for 4 revisions.”
Closed-Loop Supply Chains: A Critical Review, and Future Research (2013, methodology): “Toktay, Wein, and Zenios (2000) study a hybrid system with continuous review and no fixed ordering cost, and propose a base-stock policy for managing the manufacturing of new components; their biggest contribution is to provide a methodology for estimating the demand parameters, which depend on the…”
Optimal Price and Quantity of Refurbished Products (2006, background): “Toktay et al. (2000) construct a queueing network to simulate the entire supply chain of a single-use camera.”
The Effect of Competition on Recovery Strategies (2006, background): “…(Kokkinaki et al. 2004), production planning (Inderfurth et al. 2004), scheduling and shop ﬂoor control (Guide et al. 1997), inventory management (Toktay et al. 2000; Minner and Lindner 2004; van der Laan et al. 2004), handling and warehousing (de Brito and de Koster 2004), forecasting (Toktay…”
Remanufacturing and the Component Commonality Decision (2013, background): “…chains: Fleischmann et al. (2001) address the question of designing the distribution network with considerations for collecting used products; Toktay et al. (2000) demonstrate the value of new component sourcing policies that take into account future product returns; Debo et al. (2005),…”
Product Reuse Economics in Closed‐Loop Supply Chain Research (2008, background): “Market Segmentation and Production Technology Selection for Remanufacturable Products (Debo et al. 2005).”
Research advances in environmentally and socially sustainable operations (2012, methodology): “Motivated by the procurement problem of Kodak’s single-use camera, Toktay et al. (2000) used a closed queueing network model to investigate the inventory policies that minimize the procurement, inventory holding and lost sales costs of a system with product returns.”
Market Segmentation and Product Technology Selection for Remanufacturable Products (2005, background): “These issues include disassembly (Guide and Srivastava 1998), MRP for product recovery (Inder- furth 1998), scheduling and shop floor control (Guide et al. 1997) and inventory management (van der Laan et al. 1999, Toktay et al. 2000, Inderfurth 2002).”